What is Anthropology?
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nthropology is the study of culture. People around the world create difference social, political, economic, and religious systems in different environments. Anthropologists study the similarity and diversity of these cultural systems to find out the nature of human existence.
News
[Call for Papers] The 12th Annual CUHK Anthropology Postgraduate Student Forum: Uncertainty and the Everyday
8 Oct 2020
New Journal Article in Palace Museum Journal by Prof. Sharon Wai-yee Wong
30 Sep 2020
2020 Virtual Information Day for Undergraduate Admissions
29 Sep 2020
2020 Information Session for MA Programme in Anthropology
18 Sep 2020
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Events This Month
9 Oct 2020
Subordinate masculinity in a 21st-Century China city: An anthropological case study
16 Oct 2020
The Lost-wax Casting Re-examined: Archaeometallurgical Evidences from Early China and Its Borderlands
23 Oct 2020
Pharmaceuticals in Divergence: Chakachua (Fakes), Fugitive Science, and Postcolonial Critique in Tanzania
30 Oct 2020
History Written in Advance: The Temporal Politics of Learning Mandarin for Jehovah’s Witnesses in Zambia
